The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-09 00:00:00

- WESTMINSTER SE.SSi C 1.78. FitmAY, JAN. 13.' , C 044, I)EALERS. • Our Readers widl 'recoiled, that some short time ot tlli nante.ot Ovrt, a re,pettable dealer in c.,ras, .was eonvieted in the petial„) ...;t retnovilg quafotity, amounting ,at "time. to inure than ,eighi onsitels i trout his wttart to vual-shed, and there vending them without xing-previously measured tiV,the.iwi,rft or titreir labourers; that , he,a,poled.front mid this dayithe appe.ll caaJe on to oa beard. This convietton wo %made oy virtue of the 47th of the .h.tteg,, cap, hs. nod se;:,t. I 00. . 111 r. (.4 oit tio:, tor theApp.elidia, was heard a cpn - sla tt ra hie tgkit „ le.contt u nest t hat the qttest ion, was, 4).1,114 Nse, . not ..whettter the coals 9%1a Or ought „not ro, be to red,, .whk-ther the,te was any tie ,,,cetoity for meowing. coals that were merely. re - moving twin oiler ,part • _uf, the owner's premises to , thel t And this. he argued innst be the question ; as .the anti t.gtl-shed were all belong,ng to tit Appellant l - le, , talvd, that in no way whatsoever .%t tre either the obtlic or the' cutrstinler io be ne 7 - netited by .sucl) a uteasurctnen I ; in point, of 44 ; tt Wo4d,puly be .the coal-owner measurioti 'how, out to.hunst.,l.., lint the truth ,of the 'natter was, that 44o:whole way nothing but a contrivance: to.put 30001. , annually into the pocketi of .the : Coal • Meters. He 11),44u ploceetledte-riclicnie.the;inforrua .tion allogeiiteri:us tieing. calculated but for tiintster Ttst . i , (l4li, and Out answering utiy good public pur-, what t;oe . , • • • ' ~Mr. CON ST, tur the Respondents, maintained that : , ,the.convitlioi o was good, both in form and sLitivittlce • 4 • iiVtict coinellded.iii.tt I. was a most usellit tout whole *lNK: ttttive, a it ‘,!;• cot to prevent, in a very great ..;,dt.fgrev, ttlos•.; tuti-preictices in the sale of coals; 3 ;. t,titc,ll hut too inklv prevailed in their admeasure-, CIWEM A N detivere;l tits sowie of the Coutr upon which tiiat it *as t oad io ail its prts, itad ought not to bit tiaimhe4., 4 , •ACCusEI) ridKetKart'S. • • octrite:c, ali,ts Cottesybectu; ~ who %rem 1+ L. 1 3, cotivitithi iiitrofe. 11w), :one 1 0/ 1 111e Police Nra.;i , trines at! now-btri:i:t o as rogu e s v , tgrant -Ilii day appeMed against that , b/11% Po,,Lty, in a very long argument, supported .the,convittinn:. Krret'k took objeaions to it,. Loth in mar ter / arid sits to die Mauer, because, as lie , -tended, ther'e :vas not etidence etioholi whereon to -0 warraor' thei'Abigilitrate. hi • making tile conviction, hot evident e eiiad?h of vagraney ; and, a . S to form, tieratise in the convi6tion, there was a misreeital of the"M.l,•arisitig twin :-a detect in the Ad itself', rneitnikt- the 42ii ortlie Ki6g; 'which reached and rei&rezi to 'the , f•ttli Geo. IL unod which the con-, • v ior t'w a k friti i )(led. , Paot.r:y aitsutiered these ol.ijeilions ; the first, •by cal:l,lg wit itssei .to 'prove' the Vagrancy for orAthitfrltirpoie O . fthepiticers of Agow-mArco, ate Priiin.crs year , , an' ,;)tic: na ittrally :I.Sigaing Various reasons far each of thrill at different liVes 'lit co3to ', oft various. chargei, :according to 1- thtAr 011 c . ro?, , i.eitaatiittatiott; .410%.ever,' hat mai a 'recent occasion, one Of; them hal ~oVeit 1)t.)018' of :cite itt;twlttt• itt which 114' I, , :i'breal as ' . dettlet in 'horses and that ii,,,thekeeper, tiot qow. foilOWtog un tittitoAti Cottait!ti. 'to the mistecital of.the Act, be tiv'ol;: , t it to'ifiivolous to bear argument, or tiserve ' • • • , . The CiffilkAtAN having heard the counsel,' en 4taitr deii:•trecit his 'opinion; in , which the re-' ruiriticier .of-the st.uned to agree, and it was—, 'That the'convidirai, snbitfitice, wa.rgood'in . All to 'rite form, frnhilou4 414 it seemed, he- had 11..,1 , 1tvide• tip fail mind. The misrecital of . trn A6.Cot , Partiaitictit . was consiclerable tilagnitude, in Isis opinion ; he woidd, *therefore, take until the adjourned day to consider • that 'point. In the mean nine he diree,ted the Prisoliers hi-be:remanded: ficxtuites 'abiiut..torty, and has a m313/tie frequently vihjtrd ' hip); by, causing a kidd at cntivillgiVe and inv..lutitary motion of the eyea •und'rfiticles - tlf the tact - s6yeral flints whilst he stood ttt the - doa. • ' : - Woodtkard-ic slender and well made, his the ap pearance o i.u.ength am.l at.tiv;ty, and somewhat older than Swine: White is the youngest cif the three, much about the titze of Soames, five - feet 'five orfive 7 inches and a half, and strop; made. They were well . tire4sed, and pan! great ic..tentiotoo the proeettcling,s._ Whet) tiotm: of the odicri were giying their testimony, they' tebied strot,g Selltiat,O,US indignatita6- tontslirrient. ' RILIZTV. 'As- the relative importance of this part of the world is likely to be increased to an jnealeelable ex tentl by the' late lett:resting event In Portugal,. we resume ourEistrads from ROW 6 Account Of 'his VOVege. to Cochin China, a work that abonnds iii't•ali'leb information, and-which is particularly entitled tat public attemion for its ample account of the place where the fionse, of BRAGANZA, cruelly edriven trots Its Elll - 0011.POSSeSSiOnS, is 'abollt- to found on Empire , that willaiford lea full compensa tion for all its loss,' ~ if.mettaged with sound 'policy. " .The condition. of the field slay& in the is preferable to those .employed for domestic pur poses the towns ; the latter being ill fed, having one.h.oliday .otily in the week, and not , 'capableeof earning much by his laboutc. But I am- far -from thinking,. \kith all the advantages - ,of a tine- climate and, a. productive soil, that the condition' eveii of the field slaves is equally comfortable to that of :the la bouring peasantry of .Europe, .which., some of the, advocates for the coutinutince of slavery boldly assert to be the case in the West India 'lslands. , The Mind of a labouring freeman _goes with his work, and die reetsiumboth as to thequantity expedient to be done, and the Manner of doing it ; if' he should be cote. trouled in these respects, he is at liberty to leave his employer, and engage with another. But the West India slave is not only compelled. 'as to the:quantity of labour to be dew, but as - to the mOde• 'also in which' he must do it. „Every action and every mu ment of his life, put him in wind of his unfortunate condition ; he must ,work, move, speak, - eat, sleep, and exert, in short, every•aCtion and energy, both' of body and Saul,' to the' will and caprice Of his owner. So, say the anti:ebolitionists, must an Eng-, ilstrapprentiee. This is not a fair comparison. The apprentiee,nitie times ant of ten, makes ilk choice or; and, voluntarily enters into, seine trade or profession, : under a conseiuusnte . sa of the advantages which in 'all probability he will thereafter ilerivefrOM it. He looks torward to the termination 'of his setvitaide with set) 'ations of . pleasure, exulting perhapS in the, idea t telt the day is not tar distant when he may . ceme -the comfort .ind support of 'his , parents. : taint what is the prosped of the unfortunate African I Eternal separation from his dearest 'friends; endless slavery ; severe labour; treatment traore cruel, . and neglett more pointed, as • age and infirmities Shall heve made him less valuable to his owner. . • " The slave at the /Neils has many advantages , over the slave of the West India Islands. The cli- Mate of the fortifier is rntinitely superior to that _of thtilatter, auk. tltc. seasons of planting and of reap ing are of longer duration; The owner of a 'sneer plantetion in the NVlOndies has btu a short period 4 allowed hint durieg.t e rains, to girt his canes into' the ground. Equally short is the season at reaping' them. I; the canes are ,net cut down when telly' ripe, the jniee Aerates,ev .if:they.are eta and not immediately pressed,• the juice begins tai, ferment; awl' is fit , Only to n o convertea j:) , , cftsttllatkrtt. itito.,ruin. At these sea'sons; therell. - )re, pen parlicularltie the latter,. every hand thet ton wed:, !weever teably, importance to the planter.; and the ur - gent. denland for htboue senie:imesiiiikts bhp wholly insensible to iiete of iithitinaeity wI to m, perhaes, at other times, appear to fine iu their tide light, and ati.odiouS and amruc:i.ius iu the extreme. This is not this case seasoi cirpliftipu, on account of the' longer eolith eance Of_eetu, is least two bgye 16:),D thOWC:iit the gra• dual' ripening of the plants, pronacted iu the same proportion. It is not, therefere, found to be neces-:. nary here, as is the . case in onteC'oloeies, to drive th slays to work with the craek or the lash of the whip, 01 to lregtilate the 6tfOkt: of I.IIC ball 91* the hoe by the measure of a forced.Suog. " The neother, however, of:the4frican /naves thatare'atiouelly imported., into the;,Btazils atinro: a presumptive proof that here, as well as in the W e st it suits tbe interest of the plauter to pur eleise rite,v, slaves, in 'preietence to the rearing of young ()Iles, by, allowing, that, degree of patent e l atteetion on the part of the Mother which a state of IterplesS, ineeno necessarily requires. It, is in r vain to tell us that. the conditiou of the African negro is meliorated in the Colonies, when a eenstaiit• iMportation is reqUired "fei,:keep up their numberse But even admitting that their situation wax improved by a pessage. across the Atlantic, by , what tale of tight do we aisseine to 'ourselves the power of com pelling people to_be happy contrary to their Wish es The advocates kw the'continuance of t he trade, that is td say, the slave merchants and the planters, being driven froM all their former grontid of aqui/tem, have ingeriiously called in the negroes theinsulies to answer the questioo, and to:oppose theabolitiOn. Ourtnainer's estate, say the negroes, must prodnee so much ,sugare',for ° ' whielt,purpose sn iii my new negreeS art annually platinised ; but it the trade be put 3.n end ta, arid the saitie quentity.of canes .must be.planted, the olcl negroes will be obliged to jto t he .whele work theniselves; if, therefOte, you ,do not. ',cootintio, to import. we shall use our endeavouiep'oef to cantinne stay longer your slaves. It required some itieeee,,ty to invent any, iiev arg,unient' in favour of "tie4•eiteinuarice, of the trade,, when the question had beetep loog ;led ably discussed., atlvoCates; however scent. to ieo4rit,ell to the wall, when, they fiat it- necessary to call . in the aid of slaves yi !tenport the cause . et slavery; but drowning mien will cetch at straws.- ". It has freqnently,beencoutended-that the; thing of the negro is neither as susceptible tiaras retentive:of impressipits. ; as that of Eeeopeaus.; ,and that •.,We , . „ misternut, theretere, teetieasure. tnetr wimp:ay ourtown. The,,validity : such an opinion. may .be",called in guestion e and the point Considered is :aitideeitled whether, among the: differ ent'varieties' of the human species, where,erganiz , :Pion is , eqoally pe'rfeet, and cireemrt sta - es . suniler, ,themetital faeulties, in each of them may,uotelae capable . of exert teal)aoel4e,gree oftener Ttei `suciden:teriaucipation of halt, +millioo in 'St.- Dorninga.for.rnS a, Pe *, :Ne aura its thec hietory - of' 'rain; - i.vhieh, in theeeetirsee Of a few years, will, thraw Mare ligth,pft . ,tlie true ~ehattiier.ef rile - Blacks thaw., hithette donieerthe'ettertid eereS tointriletetf by Oessalines,itreenot e to wmidcr !.(:ii : iii'd'eriterlrin Ichaeicter•is to be tifftt t lett ptaet? Power which, 4k surfer.. L:abm witicli "pet tideetnat brutaiity, could inflia, it.rested at length, one, of the. most fertile commie's in the world ,out the hands Of its+ ilnhuman oppress-ors, and broke - the chains of Calfic tyanny, shOnld have been able to coultn:,►i J its .;temper. and 'ad kvitb moderation - , 'whin, had the virtuous - Tous ,, aiut escaped The fangs rif"l3minaparre,, would-probly 14iVe betn the case ; if, in the 'pro gress of its glorious straggle for liberty, it should hate ,been fort Mime, enongh at'aid those'l l i ffr o ik which .stained the French subte6ion' (I 'will* not call it hy .the respe&aWe name of revolution), hoW much superior would they have risen wi.sdom and humanity to their late maStere,, wham they have certainly not exceeded either in arrocit , or it; folly ! 'Such a - Coaduel, however, could hardly be expected. The first burst of enthlitirn tram clrribls and dark ignorance to ehe'all-clieeritig - ,r,ay of librty, is a trying moment ; a ch : ange . pr,?gnant with infinite. danger. The ciOlited french' have no' ex cuse fbr the many horrid enortnitieS., coo:mined by them in IlielnoSt wanfiki iniderttel The savage blacks nut insensible of the 'horrors which have, attended their emancipation, pi. H.,im to all the werld.ihe rca*ons which cmu. , (.1.,-.! ‘hyin to ,R% of cruelty. " 1 -.1.11 . • ;;ti" lnuoi`~ttt petwns . haveperiShed,' hi.:-(Bijo nApart6fg) heA'; i - ther-in-law, Cleve, all the white' inhabitants .-t 60.000 blaek citizens fewe, of his armed slaves .;iear last in this . ( - litnate. - • . 1t w,:s : , ' dun; atrocit'c, and treachery, that are:, - :..y op; pressed and innred children, 4ild iiatatea es fok ever frorn the nhither . country. ' • `• , hc coutinuekt ,• f Ai •;. '~, • 1.-40EUN'SrSCIIY ISTlE.—Nesterdav Geor#e•liruirt,' the ..Chelsea butcher, .atia Thom orbonntiart , Vim.have. been several.times exaMincd on a charge'tif stealing. twenty-fiVe sheep . , the prOpertt of 11Ie4sm' Swaine. and finned, from a field tiefir 11;ignigv-Welk on the evening of the 28th of . Deetilber, were 'again .brought up. A boy., - of the nAryte . :bi . Ltoyd, aged about eleven . years, :was examined on the p: it of Rudd. Fr'orn his evidence no additional cir - um stance that was in the least favourable •to Rudd transpired. The Plisoni.rs were then" fol'y coni mitted for trial, and the; parties botind, rivet- to pro , secute. 1 ASSA II Ll'. . . .. „ . Chttelnurae ylorwa, ilidiaed - tor as . 3aniting S.trrill Solotia.iti,„ in the etikvt.;i of Covent-garden, &)L ‘Ved nesday night, , - i , 'The Pios,:cutrix. stated that the Prisnnor us3;iulted . , at .. , . . her, hot,tw and tgre het' shawl.., , .. . 'll4l IJetvtuiftnt, it 7 lallgoagepertel4lxcharaLleristic o f uoki l 4 41 ancr.ber prO(os4 . tan, lauti4.:livd (Jot jot° a bitter. Plnllippie.against t ero secotroc, who, not wiihstandinl.; the appatp.nt ne , s i n w h,icl 4 mho appu4rad.l4l4tkelfroCeart, was 3 o perte,' . t tygic l bl, th,;lt she -its44l.4lieo her tar ooly asking it . eF b6re she was how retuoi-ed:to since site as. &unlined out tit' the Citj• Mot, upotvbettigintereakiteat'as.to' the trot I; a thisi 'defence, w ith dokOticitst• eyes, and a. glance under her veil lowards . tite Beiieh; ailor pro- Sigh;2l,' hut snid gmerdi 149g1i tj, roogkout the Court. rs, retireit;'Lni';r4ti'fier ci trite xtc t.r. the htufosiooi ciTlutr At. et.kists. ,arc to d ljcr t vett ee N,l;i:iitkho ro out 'at CitNlyt.` ,- ;-I.ts- A M; weviliolopetitttr ) .ituri '4,11t4 11)0 i:1994 zit.43;1e,r,ke0;.4014. 1 , • • 11;,t • w. '` titict 1.11041)y, I,vert..; fitoWn )4:0 I:6U feet, tho t)ther 7U in iettgiti),;: • • ,•- - • li,‘"lowtsit No. - 4, Martlett-COLlft,:now-itte c t ; and puhlbhel . ILLIA P.! ANMICI , a JP's. of South Moltrat.st are A . Y .1 1,f-0 'T' r ' e;ji N(J,' I strii.44 ; wliete tistrhen is; u rt i er i f o r't he Pap er , I etterF fur the Editui t , tie c. {losl-puid), ; °Art's. On S , tur lay last','-the Lady ot the Rcv. Mr. Alfree, •of h 1 ~idstcu_, of a Daughter. On Suwi.ty, the Lady of John Hill, Eaq. of Haidwick, of a Son. (in Monday list, at ••Hillingbury-platr, Essex, the Lady . of lohli•Arthet Hathicni, `Esti: °Ea S'ort. - , Tile sat he nkriht, Leybourn (iralige, the scat of Sir Hei.ry Hawley. 134 rt. thOLady of Lieutenant-Col o nel Ilaty• ley, ora Daugliter. On Tuesday right, in Cower-street, Mrs. Joseph • more. of a Son. ' MAR On the rst inst. by special licence, Sir Simon Bradstreet, Bait. of Staeonniie, lathe County .€f Kati:iv:, to Miss Clam Murphy,. oftioct.ytteet; Dublin: '' -Lately, the Rev. W; lenki,:sun, M.A. to Miss Eastkitny boat at York. . Oa Tvc441.4 last; at I stingfori . , William.Gattit, jun: Esq.. of 114}ston,40nqutushir4, to Harriet,. sl4rd. 444xlitpr of tie ' Rev. William l)raiwr. , . . - Lateiy;lat'Str. Pines's Church, Clerkenivell; R. Smarty ... Esq , 4 4 , -,L:t; l . ll 'S f.:ontiult-street, one of Ili* Af ajesty'6 I llir ji_ rn Cc4,t..1 the l'accdirot tke county of, M4lh,rfen, to tart, $.. colfii. ‘N , Adottot the'lani W:, Cohn - L.4 Laeutonant iu thi -, RoyAl- Navy 4 ' ; ' .: , D/10. 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' '.. • 'lien*, the 114ryal eoil,!Ai' of,E,linliltr;',lt, iiiiri iv::;.: ilhiril4n, in bite itiliiterint..britut.hes ut - 311ifitrity; 3iligt4-y; u theari Ogi. priatte. of 4ttitysig, ,ciltinisifvidnitirri f •vt yi4Otaiiv,, to.,ita. L . ttiAlw eat ttlept , Kopuumi•bt.)re.,4l,l6o t Q.: t; tr-kiry,* 10:Jct. , 1 4lainilllin.'Ounc4A arid Wilt fi eltorZr: lee mist p. c , .. 0 ,141: `iir ~ I • be iterimitt I ,4l33UfiklittliAii.i' 3491* ttitt tit'io'priqitie l i c S>.-41 . , ACII4 trttrittat t,gite not anatitsti . !traw H, , Lt r , ....g , wr AL , U 11.14•41. of yd4r4 - 14%,11* %'enerlal Cpttlittaippi..., anii .il)r. vactuys i k.e•asfet Of .DslVlOrthe p.fitieuiar otijM9t.oilroltiiii'es Od,pi• - 4. it Oviti v.4.li'op t el.bti , dift . iii.ol , ihat 'Web ir' at* iAiti -in i•Rmt kno , ttrage tif.t.tivit trauttl4lat'itiltil cure... In shicht 4ixtvealft,. ; cages of int - Mani a paled re-establi§linteat, is . ' • 4101,11* - the short period of tw o days.? 4bel in'itkr,4l;iiri,h . ,utino •P•f" vererley, wbere otnot prattt(o , 4teii;tir. faile , i•o ' st.ACCe'No 0 , nryper perwreratice,:giAtiii . piluotr, tre.Ainciu en sure.i to:c*c Imrd rip AT llV't ni.O's c..'oni.:innan, cif) Thuri13 , ,ix..153: v.ii' , ,CLl''. a 15.11(1 4;lt.i 'rwiiCal curt:.'. •',' . ' etiet l) t li:l , S t i. a t he imi 'rt b l i e r b to iT t li; tra ly , v.,funriiiletty,,,?_f_di'slsars '‘N filch aie rho , • I t ntrtylnly. po r.,ued by' • t l l 3 breaking in a pair of yonn , b , lint t•_•, - .; in a ettr..1,1,..•- : break ; as he \vas gi , ing tip ,Upper Gro,-,..i.tctr-,,t1.( : , et, y m uta•at born „%exes..tt?.erc ;Ir y 6 . 01c ... tn „ rr , . 0 ,,,..,,„, ii; ~, riv ,:a one of the liorse's plunged, all,. br. 11:e the pble ()l i the t._.ti'lr*lsirit4 tlimi,lhoie,de&tent . .;la "tici! IL!litir, e , k vbi,:ti It'e• ~ quontsv ,, provtlit , .tit 7 entnitt,rittte•iti ttri'ltroni it :••,I'. utr ~ - . 4.e1 4- • carriAge ;byt he sodden .511Ock, t 11 ' 2 c"c 1 " 1.13 ,",.''.. 1 ?! . pat*ou;it,tnkor tied etuisql.,itiontq . kit4l*tti..tl , 1 1 tiv•ga • thrown Off the seat, and •folbetwix! tlie httrseg . ".lkW by a ne w , and ; 4,110,1 ..14........ , ,.: !Watt at tre,trin,:n. - ,1ic1,.! . .:t',1 i i!,1 io tili4t the pole,, and \vas draggedAr a consid,-.-.00,e distance; ... gr 4 Atiest.oi .41! tuittran titrsstnig; a 'atr4o4, ritanty, .irtA irio. l " -. , 1 ,wils ~. ,_ . , :i ,.,. • L .,._ : .. ,.(i r sr,me . bohc . s v. ere . las . oio ennsthunuic i.tr. all ..061; i.:ls •ot -0,,,nii,,,, f r ,„„ witii „.oo. • , ituncOur•ll9 t , '" , " t.'ight eutct•tained of his •,-o..e. , ery: '' k • . t: I . :1,5 6 s t: . [ ,, !a ; e 7 c iv i ::::t ri ) , : t s s i u l. : , r ri t c c::;! , i. b i l ,_ e*: ? ti at:l: : ° l l r i, l ! , Y 4 . 6 ; ! ,l i t t 3 i t c , i i i i : 4 7 , I , .::: 1 1 , i .. . ,e. 4 , X.:: , v Y . 1 ;;4 1 ,. ,, i ' . 41 1 , 1 , '':% 4 : 41 i 41. 1 .: # :: tel f l i t=r t C::,. , lll,l , flitlll 6in tire evcr i ,,,„,r i i, ~, ii. , , ,,0, ; , , , t. , ;.. An ()dicer belonging to :i. regiment of Infantry, win) has been foe some titne on 'I visit to t relatiini in trie c..uniry >4..1.4.1ue.,,,,,,,i 1,, ~t,l t e . dr, rt ..tk.' 4 • in' 1 Bryanstone-street, St.' Gettrge'A,' attempted to ' c la ioci is i T it 't•t u te .ct ir .n t i a .,i s t e;,; l 3l e - g l i e , t ; : i r a a . I: l g, , ;e it if c e r lii.3 ll: t h gl tf o i t i' i 0: : a l) fin 4 , &:.:.' .',. : i . 10- Writ'i4 114 i. i. 11.14. • C P M mit suicide yeatelttlay,' by. - diseliarging - tbA-con_ - yen ur seta •.) • • ' ' . ' '' - . tents of a blunclerbusn•at his head. Thi piece was t '''' l ! , l , t) : . f/ e , i - .., 1 , ..,t a t t0, ,, ,ti0.,4.)10. tuvi ,, l l oa d e d 'wit h sni z ill shot, Reveral of w hieh entered the . lett;:t -- s•':„:,7 . h s e l a e gl e "" ' '`;•"(‘L"l'''''Y"4 l "'l4'' °i '' P " ' "g''. est to tlw.aceortirit tor'ill'ciitteitiA,' • ' . ' ..1 . it -3 kit side of the head, but proviuentially the . E,iesired i cui'k"....ind Cu' surgetirtq $6.1‘, 7 , i knoll-gm-di:II- Obje.6t was not attained," ' Sur.gic - ;IJ aid - was 'quickly !' . L ... 6.-.`r. :k155. , r,, F4itt..:: I ,la e() 1,,,, c„fiiti: A tv, fi , ill IP& 'I a , ;4;ve r...,pectartit , l'r )1 . ...!:‘ , 1rs ~:. 1....,,,`, ri • I , ,1 .• , ;Litol T U t . j afforded the unfortunate man, and he is in• a fair '• t!it. dihreteje; sgitl,"4nd purnr, l ` r r,‘, .„-, t i,,, ; •• '.. -.. d- , „ ~,,, i l ‘vay of doing well. It 'lS . supposed that clfs:t4point- , uirmeo. !Ild 0. , ..i.ie5.d05; ; ;;....-.1 t,,...:.,. tit, bie die 4-.4,... t;io) !• 1 " • . . . , . tesiikd 4 :•1 j; : r I.L•citi rc's .; ••• (I I' r , c•itt.,. merit at the nazard titlate 'mono ht on tetiaporiry tie- • ~.. - - .._...;---', , , ............_,....____ range.ment, 'which lett to the 1 - ;:ish attempt. . •. ! --- • ' .-- . • - ' • SPARRINP-SCtt(mi.s.—TberMWktrateS of I.sllint) , ''' • I.° 1. k i ' ) . 1:16 I , , J.I ) A, hsr., --• • - ''' t . Sir. ..0. r )' N,•••,• Itt - '; t.,..e-seter't 1.,6•1•1 ttl• Hall Officie having learnt rhata m nuber of petst,-,ns• ' (.0N fil I) • E ll i t ou n 3A t ;1 ,, ,i t i., 3 , 1; ,...i„. thz ,... 1 ,_,.&-: assembled at a public-lions& in their.distria, for ithe..'''' I' ' ..ftlerit, 01 . \:•,ic i l'A Ni. k•.', i' .% i' i.: 1 PI 1,14 , ; , cloi -: ' 'purpose of learning - to spar and brit, sent out • the •,""nui c ti'llde- - , 10 :1" itte itAte. , •itt,; ci.c . • ;; ; 1 .., ; ~• ; t sulfa (NfieerS, with privy search , warrants, V. foon . d at r er `l 4 . llW " 65. t '''''' - ,..,. •'',t." •• '' - ' 1 : "L.''' ''''• ' ''. ''' • , ''',`; ' l f ...lci44.4rtioult 541 - ,;,n ~,, • ; ,,,, .,,1 ,' • ',t•' • .• ...I. (int aeadettay, kept at the Southwark Tavern, To u- ''''''l ., liatik•-itir;tlA4.' di, , w.',:r.., - .,,, -•;.•,: tiieit'l, , - ' '' L ' . ~t-'ley...street, 'ley . ..street, several journeymen; labourers; and - an •:) , . ,, i to..tsaelon- ail .. If it'" ,, •• ''' ''''' - ' :l 6••.i iiek...- A - . ativic o wt ) mb...„,..... ti j,. , '',. 1 ITTI'••.."I I. ' ••• 1, 444.9i•5E.1 'it prentiees. Sixpence a-head was taken .tbr'clool . -- . m 6.....,: 1.,,,,„,,,,....,. , 0... , : t. , k, !. 1;,, , :•,..a. ;.‘ ti. :i ~, V.irie.• 1. , -0i r,,,•441... It it N. ntl4lfltik; c./I l itt ~.. ~ r., . ..t, I ' .- ~ ~....,:, , • • j r. money; and 'a - penny's per turn• for the lige Of the .- his..cus;ut tii-it t ..., .11111.:Viy .."..,TV4Ce : Ir. : ' .i , ..; !'' l''• . T . :.; gloves. , After their several names and tilaees of re- ti 1ti.....!.t Ind vit;.:!4“ tafii , it:, .1: t , 1 t NI ) 1.,: T , Lt.iitqp: 1 r 1 ,11.1- , ' „,:' . sidetic'e• were taken down, and the glovowi carried 41 ,'"'i..,'''''''",\.;••'"' , : ,""i 'c." . '•-• ',,),....' 4 ). 1 J- to -':,,. ' 'V'- '' '• ' 4 ,.,,,„, 4!: :::: . , I ~414,;,p;44.., 7 iif.ic.s:o., ,, e•c ' wm , Yrlc'' '.• I• 3 .',. . t. ' ,a\vay,. they 'were sutiered" to disperse. • -•- • i., it'' •lii • ~ -, '•1.- ,- i yil 1).,4c,,4 .1,.. A.. ., ~,„-, l'e lit, 7.1•1 to /,`cot .1•' 141: w•t i 0..i'yi4• 4 ..1 .rt .:...t , a4 ity1 ,, ... .'4 L 1 PDX E R... , ..-The ct:lebrated Goner - has ithis week '' -11. P 24 '. ). . 444 iti ,-1 "! ma b 7, toihv-tl6,i vt“ 4 tY-t• , TheirpLAßP- Pt entered - into a public-house 'in the varish '9l St. Cle-' I .'-'fr r rgi i !: -- , Y , '"" ilr I. t'l , ./1C 14 + . ' . t1 , 410:3: 0 ,, , :i v ! Eft.t. ;1,1'411,4,y:4424.r, t I • '.. : -.-r 2 t : . ~ .- i coatOt; ~ ~..,,, meet Danes; and ton-serptently he has not gone into kiiiirketli nthteed, and by zwk , tl-4 7,1 1. ',. • ..s.# ~ 77 ....: 1,,1t5trw . .,,k , . ,a regular course,of training, preparatory to his second tt...his:.itp.t t 9-itc..111,1 Streli44l ''PaltiLil4' ,•• ;. ~', •• .. I lf ,.; ne igigdf, '•,,,1 Colliblit With GrepOn. Thfilatier is in PerfeCt healtti-lt e , 4ll ° 4llst ''' t "'""Y ' ft "' 1 kr ' ''' • ' ', '''•; • WSkrle ir' .i; 411 d (1111 vigour, of body; and . contintts in' careful '''aiicti ‘ glgi ' s k itl i g;t4i C 4:gt:4 l9 .- r ". c .' '''• :'' '' . '. ' ' ' t..t IL WI 4. 6. 1 ./ training tinder the 'management 'of his origitial.teatner •:,- .."'... i ' k aiu 'Le' sit yrit'i ( i , fteateutl - h,ifnt , Aesetvittt, ::- •... A l ,', Itietimair, the' black, near • liattipstead. l'he bets' r ''''' L l' arYi • ' Wti l l' s .ti‘ f l )j i• e. tti . iti ivil4l.t;vtri 4 i' c ' lV ll V i '• '!' t! I II: Pfk'Yf - • :" '•• - ' • aro •tlyv arid six to tour on Gullcy---'.eVen betting that t..: , . - c tic; sitis. , ,'l , l.6ii', ''istinli:l.r•irrititsß,N,.'. (~ 5 „,i ,„, , , , ~.s . mx.4 ., m , „, -Ite•beatsGr6..,•" - son in less time •than.lie-did at - New- l ' • ' I 641 l' h . 'N ''" ' " l ' i ....'. ' ''t- ' ' i , ...„.cr• -: , . • itt 4.41 , IS' 0140,ta 4.' , ..' 9,,:g 4Wlit I, lee ..itt et ri . j , inark.et,. ' . an . 4 TWO t 0 one on , the first . frAlul'e. -••- : \. here, aitt r a 10011Staitt reoitt'iti..st •,t; Fll i iit i , t i 1i. 5 ,1, I , ..-(CY.:, , ~, . - 'l' 4 l'iltek , •' 1.1174a. 1 - On liliur4 , lay night the prerni.cs of Messy. T.iv- 1 1 .crit'e,;iti i • ',.; : 7 in . l - 4 i'A-',7t:'sili'Y.,c-11',,':',. to iris t t i 1 '' „ C: 4 " i " '' ' " 1 %:;: c1 . , .;;;;;/..... lor•and Co. linen-drapers, in Warwick-row ; 'Etat*. I . t.;.tutritinn ' 'ln Sti.te . .s, wt.. i 'l l' l‘: . xt:a ' i l firi . 4i - iilia " b e l ' o .l ,: ' se.c .. " - recf; '''. fria'rs . -road, were entcrod by - Sortie tioCturnal depre- I._ ' ' t 7: 4° . '-!-' • .•' t ritieOtt , J , , .: 4 4 ; ,, I t l y 4 ysa . h s trir,,0-'..; iter• , - ' -, • , . -- .fi: • olio nators, who contrived to take olf; -.t.viithout. belirit , i . -,1" - t ' ' ,' '-,efts- .-,• . ' •''• , •••-e. e , r.itult,,„-- - ,,,, g ; . y a...u., , •: . .', - ;,'. .;,,, -•• \,,,li c ir ric .. w i.u....- diecoverec I, a critantity (If yjilttable litien,;4lripery; and J. • .'itt" , - , L . : , ,: - ' .t: :.•••.,,, ; ••:;:hL.,, '''' ' : 'Se-oW°' . , 1 '., .V• al ta: . . .9ther articles, to a large amount. . • :-• . • -' , •-• •,.• -, ~ , i .ontNnit . ' a t''' . ' .. • - t !11.1r..1r., '• ,- ,I'," Ci)11Vcr, ,, 7 1 1 ,, e , , ~Wline, 'who haS..been in . Tothill Fieldi bride- 7 ... lit ' re-II "'. ` l ,' •'•' ',' • ' ''"',,"" - -'`' H"• '' t ' .l4 '' if " ), ~,,,i wen, flit sOme time, on a•Chargeot S\vhidlirt ,, , .I;be. t ‘` ..all.""c i t ' `' ."' f ' ''' i '' )! ' l '''' '' '• 1 • I ' i ' lx ‘' .--- kdi :— •• • vAr ' ' . rated 'hit•nscif:on We'diw'sday 'night, by (njan , i 1.4 a 1. 1 "- .. t' '' . i •:5`.,,.,, :1: '7 '.': ''' i , t c :i'll : ,', . L ,i. ' : ,"r ' . - ,, l li ' l l ' i s, i (e -- Pti : Jr : JO, Ivitich hi: -made nse of to rats . . , thiiiiit.llto the. ' .'- i '' •. i... ' '••• - •,, •_ . t),iir,• • , ,',- i , , lino's,' -i' It.td of Ilse. prison; frbm'whelice he droci 41'1 . 7 ' ''' ' ' ' ' ' l ' . ' ' ', '-'"' ( ± l '. ''•.' L .'(:' ' Late' l'i ' d'n i)( . t Orl fl . , , , ~. , i . ,. . ,I ' . L.:. .j tl4l ;101.4 (1 , 1 ' atrd• p5(.4', , ,,,ed,, leaviii . r,.his hat ;lad 'boots be kiwi tdrn. : ,:. .. ~.. • . _ ~1 . ., .vet i . ~, - - A. con3idttratk.degrec of•al4.r.in was excited lag .i ' l s'''''' ': ' '' • ,•,, .; • - r-•rt. s'vx trwr " r° , . I „ Hat:, ...:. \-... . • ,t'apaq . i ee r k, . • 'iv t 1.„ , ,-* „I ~I , . ' I, Gilt , 0 , Q , 1. ‘l} l t , Q 4 . 10( 3%, Iti, ,c,toiliegticlic . e of a Fitt' i . Ist. ii. k -.• , •- !: .-- 7`,` " -.,..,,' I _ 4 ' u n ; with ,_ . ~. -1.1 in,....ire.a or , '• 1- , Ovtr.7.'. . 11 : 4 . 1 t ~ .4, .0 kg out In wliiutgit.r.4t, .. At .first it _bore a i ~.1.-',,S•Cqzl P .:, . '• ••'• •• • , i..•iluo- ~ 1 !:,., i ,71,... NP/ners, isPrir" tilt' tLi J ith 1 e : a p pil t.l ikixi,,.. ,tout lkioninely it wai, go t. I ) , ',.."„f,. 4.°te :'''' ''"oi;' , e. is I'. t ,f N.., ,: ) ,''Nevki iiria, _gr' • 11.24.er Vit1.11.1,1,4,tr0t ',4lPy . sX)arerlai dpala , re • : - ' l Ak ) - :•'...*•:1.,"1.,•••• .1..1.: t 0 tVhiChtt i .!,•,• . .11:J 'all •,r.tiers,are cousl: ~...fr,,i4N- , .. - • • _ • .... • ' U:N;0r.4,41Ar.t..---Yesterday SlennOr Ron t arid, Jane Sim mod,. underwent, a final . .xdrnination a cllarge of stealing from the premises of Mr. Gibbs, inTilackfriar's-road, a quantity of linen goods; both of whOm were fully committed ,to take their trials; and the party bound Over to prosecnte. THAMES•OFFiCE.---Yesterday Michael Rice -was , examined on a charge ,of , robbing a poor Chelsea • pensioner of his pocket-hook,, warranting three Founds and his ,certifi6te, S.;ravoi-lane. rise,Priscincr was ccuuthitted for re-exarninatiuni.,: Mary Thompson ond thin Charlton were Billy 'committed for trial, for, obtaining:cloth .thimianle of another person, which they 111409 iWY iii!4kois for seamen, but .which they had pledged', to 'the loss of the slopseller. • . „ . Vtionstmk. , srtte . P.D.-,- Yeste•rtiay .Rerijarnirr lanes was committed for trial 'for . stealing•deal pianks out of the'premises Of Mr: Bcntt ; at , Hokton: •' 1!. i F